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this is where i come from, asil/shamo/ganoi

i breed asil / ganoi / shamo / thai roosters.

here is a fight in thailand.

in usd.
playing 5,000 dollars. regular games are between 200-500 dollars. top tier games are 600-1300. anything that goes past 1400+ are high games with the best roosters. to play that much money in a culture group that has so very limited money means this is a very big fight. take my word for it. these fights with this amount of money occurs once or twice every 2 years. this is to stress the rarity of these kinds of fights.

each of these roosters are valued at around 8,000-14,000 for their speed, beak, kick, and persistence, and bloodline. an ace like these comes very rare and requires all sorts of bloodlines that lost it's natural ancestry. let's call it a hybrid.

standard rules are 5 rounds, 18 mins each round. and between the rounds are 10-15 min breaks to wash the chicken, loosen him up, surgery procedure (sewing open wounds shut again). the spurs are taped. imagine this as a boxing fight.

i'd like to show you a good fight in thailand. i am not affiliated with these people in any way shape or form. just spreading the word between different type of fights around the world compared to L/K, and S/K. i like L/K and S/K fights too. back when it was legal, i started with these.

winner is ruled by a knockout, the chicken running away, or collapsing and unable to get up for 30 seconds, or the owner picking up their rooster in defeat. if it goes 5 rounds, 18 minutes, it's a draw.

usually, these fights won't result in death. 1 out of 30 fights, a rooster will die from these types of fight. the winner will breed for years to come, and the loser would honor the owner at the dinner table when they make a full recovery.

Re: this is where i come from, asil/shamo/ganoi

Originally Posted by gnomestorm

i breed asil / ganoi / shamo / thai roosters.

here is a fight in thailand.

in usd.
playing 5,000 dollars. regular games are between 200-500 dollars. top tier games are 600-1300. anything that goes past 1400+ are high games with the best roosters. to play that much money in a culture group that has so very limited money means this is a very big fight. take my word for it. these fights with this amount of money occurs once or twice every 2 years. this is to stress the rarity of these kinds of fights.

each of these roosters are valued at around 8,000-14,000 for their speed, beak, kick, and persistence, and bloodline. an ace like these comes very rare and requires all sorts of bloodlines that lost it's natural ancestry. let's call it a hybrid.

standard rules are 5 rounds, 18 mins each round. and between the rounds are 10-15 min breaks to wash the chicken, loosen him up, surgery procedure (sewing open wounds shut again). the spurs are taped. imagine this as a boxing fight.

i'd like to show you a good fight in thailand. i am not affiliated with these people in any way shape or form. just spreading the word between different type of fights around the world compared to L/K, and S/K. i like L/K and S/K fights too. back when it was legal, i started with these.

winner is ruled by a knockout, the chicken running away, or collapsing and unable to get up for 30 seconds, or the owner picking up their rooster in defeat. if it goes 5 rounds, 18 minutes, it's a draw.

usually, these fights won't result in death. 1 out of 30 fights, a rooster will die from these types of fight. the winner will breed for years to come, and the loser would honor the owner at the dinner table when they make a full recovery.

Re: this is where i come from, asil/shamo/ganoi

Originally Posted by 209Albany

How are you ruled the winner ? Is by the amount of blows landed ?

winner is ruled by a knockout, the chicken running away, or collapsing and unable to get up for 30 seconds, or the owner picking up their rooster in defeat. if it goes 5 rounds, 18 minutes, it's a draw.

Re: this is where i come from, asil/shamo/ganoi

Senti, as for the spurs they are taped up, not sure how short they must be under the tape.
I watched these fights outside Bangkok in an arena, there is one main pit with grandstand to start your fight first round and then in your second round you move to thr outer smaller pits of which there are about twelve.
It's long ,drawn out and in the Thai heat was no joke. I did enjoy it though.
One friend married a Thai lady and he breeds and sells birds to syndicates. He acquired muffs and toppys from Burma and breeds them into the Thais and his birds are doing well.
One thing we all have in common from tape, to short heel to long knife we love these birds!
Yfis.

edit: all we know about him is that he will always fight for the top position at a high speed. endurance/stamina/taking punishment and kicking power is not a known factor yet. it just has one of the 3 needed requirements

edit: all we know about him is that he will always fight for the top position at a high speed. endurance/stamina/taking punishment and kicking power is not a known factor yet. it just has one of the 3 needed requirements

I'm wonder how the fight would I gone if the red stag wouldn't had his wings clipped?

Re: this is where i come from, asil/shamo/ganoi

i have 7 month asil thats about 26 inches at the mo, most shamo i have seen are around 30 inches.

That is why i ask, how you think he would do against a shamo.

i dont know when a asil would stopp growing in height i would asume when he is around 12 month then he would not get any taller but at the mo he could still get even bigger?

Orientals takes about 2 to 3 years to be completely full grown .
If both birds are in their best or in well condition and the weight is the same height won't matter at all to me.
Aseels are more muscle than shamos as my knowledge .brazilian shamo x Brazilian aseel he still have another year to fill up.